Author:
Cano Pablo A.,Ramírez Pedro F.,Ruipérez Alejandro
Abstract
Abstract
Small black holes in string theory are characterized by a classically singular horizon with vanishing Bekenstein-Hawking entropy. It has been argued that higher- curvature corrections resolve the horizon and that the associated Wald entropy is in agreement with the microscopic degeneracy. In this note we study the heterotic two-charge small black hole and question this result, which we claim is caused by a misidentification of the fundamental constituents of the system studied when higher-curvature interactions are present. On the one hand, we show that quadratic curvature corrections do not solve the singular horizon of small black holes. On the other, we argue that the resolution of the heterotic small black hole reported in the literature involves the introduction of solitonic 5-branes, whose asymptotic charge vanishes due to a screening effect induced by the higher- curvature interactions, and a Kaluza-Klein monopole, whose charge remains unscreened.
Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLC
Subject
Nuclear and High Energy Physics
Cited by
13 articles.
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